Dan Buettner knows the keys to help you live longer. The Blue Zones author identified the longest-living people in the world, and last year brought their wellness lessons to one Minnesota city.
The result?
Life expectancy shot up three years.
After successfully overhauling Albert Lea, Minn., by introducing citywide health and wellness initiatives in restaurants, offices and schools, Buettner is headed to the West Coast.
Today, he announces on American Morning the next three cities he will make over:
Manhattan Beach, Calif.
Hermosa Beach, Calif.
Redondo Beach, Calif.
Want to know what worked in Minnesota? Watch what he tells AM’s Kiran Chetry. For more, check out his latest book Thrive, where he investigates the happiest places on Earth.
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